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    A Different Kind of Black Belt: para-athlete series, #2
    A Different Kind of Cheerleader: para-athlete series, #1
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    para-athlete series

    By Lira Brannon

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    About this series

    17-year-old Meg Barnes is all about control. However, the only kind of control she can find is with a razor. As if life wasn't hard enough, an accident has forced her to view everything from a wheelchair. Then a promise to an old friend forces her to resume her martial arts training and save the Little Ninja Program.While relearning self defense and pushing the limits of her body, new friends drag her to church. She develops an affinity for The Book of Job and the way it parallels her life.She also discovers a side of her handsome, young physical therapist, Ty Townsend, she can't resist.When things begin to escalate with bullies and racism at school, her estranged mother appears which only makes matters worse. Somehow she must find the strength to overcome these adversities and win at not only love and life, but in the ring.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCypress Knoll Press
    Release dateJan 12, 2020
    A Different Kind of Black Belt: para-athlete series, #2
    A Different Kind of Cheerleader: para-athlete series, #1

    Titles in the series (2)

    • 1

      A Different Kind of Cheerleader: para-athlete series, #1
      A Different Kind of Cheerleader: para-athlete series, #1

      A Different Kind of Cheerleader: para-athlete series, #1

      Lira Brannon
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      5/5 - 1 rating

      13 year-old Tansy has a chip on her shoulder the size of the skateboard that left her a paraplegic. No matter how she tries, she can't get excited about starting Junior High. She has to watch as her friends realize their dream of making the Angel cheer squad--without her. Despite what her perpetually cheerful physical therapist says she can see no happy ending for someone like her. Her best friend and the one armed assistant cheer coach, keep preaching about their God and His love until she wants to throw her chair at them. But there's something about the two of them—something peaceful and happy that might be nice to have. Before she can help herself she begins to believe that maybe the most impossible dreams can come true.

      13 year-old Tansy has a chip on her shoulder the size of the skateboard that left her a paraplegic. No matter how she tries, she can't get excited about starting Junior High. She has to watch as her friends realize their dream of making the Angel cheer squad--without her. Despite what her perpetually cheerful physical therapist says she can see no happy ending for someone like her. Her best friend and the one armed assistant cheer coach, keep preaching about their God and His love until she wants to throw her chair at them. But there's something about the two of them—something peaceful and happy that might be nice to have. Before she can help herself she begins to believe that maybe the most impossible dreams can come true.

    • 2

      A Different Kind of Black Belt: para-athlete series, #2
      A Different Kind of Black Belt: para-athlete series, #2

      A Different Kind of Black Belt: para-athlete series, #2

      Lira Brannon
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      17-year-old Meg Barnes is all about control. However, the only kind of control she can find is with a razor. As if life wasn't hard enough, an accident has forced her to view everything from a wheelchair. Then a promise to an old friend forces her to resume her martial arts training and save the Little Ninja Program. While relearning self defense and pushing the limits of her body, new friends drag her to church. She develops an affinity for The Book of Job and the way it parallels her life. She also discovers a side of her handsome, young physical therapist, Ty Townsend, she can't resist. When things begin to escalate with bullies and racism at school, her estranged mother appears which only makes matters worse. Somehow she must find the strength to overcome these adversities and win at not only love and life, but in the ring.

      17-year-old Meg Barnes is all about control. However, the only kind of control she can find is with a razor. As if life wasn't hard enough, an accident has forced her to view everything from a wheelchair. Then a promise to an old friend forces her to resume her martial arts training and save the Little Ninja Program. While relearning self defense and pushing the limits of her body, new friends drag her to church. She develops an affinity for The Book of Job and the way it parallels her life. She also discovers a side of her handsome, young physical therapist, Ty Townsend, she can't resist. When things begin to escalate with bullies and racism at school, her estranged mother appears which only makes matters worse. Somehow she must find the strength to overcome these adversities and win at not only love and life, but in the ring.

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